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Olivier Messiaen Poetry When the musical staff looked

Olivier Messiaen Poetry When the musical staff lookedExplore the musical sound world of French composer Olivier Messiaen in this collection of his organ works based on events from the life of Christ. The program booklet includes beautiful original artwork created especially for the recording, and insightful notes on the featured works. Recorded by the organists of The Arts Empowering Life Foundation, on the E. M. Skinner organ of the Church of the Transfiguration.

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When the musical staff looked at many familiar and unfamiliar American composers and their sacred choral repertoire

Butler's distinctive contribution to stories about saints was to turn attention away from the superhuman

Ordinary Time is the thread of the liturgical year

words like "Catholic" and "Protestant" have little meaning

celebrates the public life and ministry of Christ through Gregorian chant

Olivier Messiaen Poetry When the musical staff lookedExplore the musical sound world of French composer Olivier Messiaen in this collection of his organ works based on events from the life of Christ. The program booklet includes beautiful original artwork created especially for the recording, and insightful notes on the featured works. Recorded by the organists of The Arts Empowering Life Foundation, on the E. M. Skinner organ of the Church of the Transfiguration.

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